4. Returning from the Somme front about April 4, the division was at rest until April 18.
Battle of the Lys.
5. The division was engaged on the Lys, northeast of Estaires, after April 18, then north of Kemmel from April 30 to May 5. Heavy losses featured the fighting.
6. After resting at Halluin for seven days the division was moved by rail to Lorraine by the route Namur, Treves, Saarbruck, Sarreguemines.
Lorraine.
7. On May 18 the division relieved the 202d Division in the Chateau Salins sector. While in this quiet sector the division received reinforcements. When it left the line on June 24, the division was comparatively fresh and an available reinforcement for a battle front.
Champagne.
8. On leaving Lorraine the division moved to Rozay-sur-Lene, July 1, and later southward to Hannogne.
9. In the offensive of July 15, the division fought east of Rheims in the region of des Monts. Between the 15th and 31st heavy losses were suffered. It is known to have received a draft of 300 men in July.
10. While at rest behind the Champagne front further drafts of men from Russia and Rumania were received.